All For You
Refer to both religious & historical meaning
THEMES
Death
Historical wrong
Homecoming
QUOTES
“Once beyond the gate of the strange stableyard, we dismount.”
“The donkey walks on, straight in at a wide door/ And sticks his head in a manger”
“It is for you./ As the steps wide and warp/ Among the vaults, their thick ribs part; the doors/ Of guardroom, chapel, storeroom/ Swing wide”
“It is for you, the dry fragrance of tea-chests/ The tins shining in ranks, the ten-pound jars/ Rich with shrivelled fruit.”
“Where better to lie down/ And sleep, along the labelled shelves, With the key still in your pocket?”